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Macapá is the capital of Amapá, and arguably the most deserted state capital of Brazil. As it sits north of the immensely wide mouth of the Amazon river, there are no highways leading out. Unless you count the road into French Guyana, that is.

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• Most flights connect in Belém.
• Boats can take you to Belém, Santarem and Manaus, among other smaller destinations.

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• Oiapoque is considered by most brazilians to be the end, or perhaps the beginning, of their country.